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u/hariuda

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I built a mobile-first portfolio tracker because spreadsheets are painful on a phone.

I've been building a portfolio tracking web app called Pearl Port, and I'm at the stage where I need real people to try it and tell me what's broken or confusing.

What it is: a portfolio tracker designed for mobile first, so it's quick and easy to use on your phone. It also works on desktop if you prefer a bigger screen.

What I'd love feedback on:

  • Was anything confusing or hard to find?
  • Did anything break, load slowly, or look off on your phone or browser?
  • What's missing that you'd expect from a portfolio tracker?
  • Would you actually use it over what you have now

You don't need to share any real financial details. Dummy data works fine for testing. Just comment below or send me a DM with your feedback. Even one line like "the button on X screen was hard to tap" helps a lot.

Thanks so much, and I'm happy to return the favor if you have a project of your own that needs testing!

u/hariuda — 14 days ago
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Medical consultants not being punctual

I really need to vent about how some medical consultants in Sri Lanka treat patients time like it means nothing.

I had an appointment with psychiatrist Dr. Vipula Wijesiri at 3.00pm today. It’s now 6.15pm and he still hasn’t arrived. What makes this worse is that I already had to reschedule this appointment twice before because on both previous dates he was running more than 2 hours late and I had other commitments.

This isn’t just a regular clinic where people come in for a cold or flu. These are psychiatric patients. people dealing with anxiety, depression, stress, trauma. Making patients sit for 3+ hours without communication or consideration is honestly unacceptable and mentally exhausting.

I understand doctors can have emergencies, hospital rounds, and unexpected delays. But if someone is consistently hours late every single time, shouldn’t there be better scheduling or at least basic communication to patients?

Why is this level of unpunctuality so normalized in Sri Lankan private medical practice? Patients pay a lot of money and still end up wasting half their day waiting.

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u/hariuda — 5 months ago